Fernanda Emediato

Fernanda Emediato is a talented and dedicated writer, editor, producer, and businesswoman from São Paulo, Brazil. Her passion for writing started when she was only 9 years old when she wrote "A menina perdida," her first book, in a children's diary. The story, which addresses the importance of not judging people without knowing them, was published by Geração Editorial in 2013. In 2020, with the support of a culture sponsoring program (Proac) of São Paulo state, Fernanda launched her second book, "A menina sem cor" by Troinha publishers. In that sensitive and caring work, she addresses important topics such as racism and self-acceptance. In 2022, Fernanda published "O morcego sem asas," also through Proac. The story tells us about persistence and empathy, allowing kids to discover the importance of having dreams and not giving them up. In addition to her career as a writer, Fernanda has been an activist for children's rights since 2013. She participates in groups that visit schools in São Paulo and other cities, emphasizing the importance reading has in building children's personality. Fernanda Emediato's dedication and commitment have been finding admirers and recognition in the Brazilian literary and social scenario. Her books contribute significantly to the development of culture and art in her country, and her work as an activist for children's rights inspires many.